People killed in Dutyte’s drug war

Emily Soriano was laundry when he fled his house this week when he was aware of a friend’s marriage.

In December 2016, the militants attacked a house in the poor neighborhoods north of Manila and began shooting. He killed seven people, including three children and pregnant women. Ms. Soriano and his friend, both sons, both sons Isabelita espinosa.

The victims seemed meaningless to the families of the destruction, and former President Rodrigo Dutyterte’s drug warning in the drug war of thousands of emergencies. Ms. Soriano and Mrs. Espinosa have been sinners for the death of their sons, 15 and Sonny Espinosa, 16 – innocent.

On Tuesday, Mr Dutyterte’s arrest was the main stage in the accusation of crimes against humanity.

“Now what matters to me is given this justice,” said Espinosa. “And we do not allow these butchers and oppressors to be in power. We must fight back.”

Although in the office, Mr. Canmerte inspired the severity of the rights, which rights group were dead. He promised the inviolability of police officers who targeted the people described as “drug suspects”. Many have also been killed by vigilant vigilance.

Mr. Canterte, ruled the presidency in connection with the credentials of law and order. He has been in charge of the death of a deadly antistrig campaign in Davao, where he has been the mayor for years, and is accused of managing a so-called Dead staff.

Between 2001 and 2007, Clarita Alia said four of his sons – all the teenagers were killed in Mr. DutyTeTe’s sons. In the last two decades, the protest against the murders in Davao was once thought to speak with Mr. Canterte.

“I am pleased with being arrested,” Aliyev Aliyev. “Now he will feel that he hurt people.”

Mr. Cancerte, the International Criminal Court was arrested in Manila after a guarantee of the International Criminal Court against mankind. After hours, both ICC, but also flew into the Hague where pre-trial detention facilities are located.

According to the court official, the first meeting of the court will be held on Friday for the first time. However, his trial is not expected to begin months.

In the warranty, three judges of the court wrote that Mr. Canterte was personally responsible for the attacks and “both widespread and systematically” attacks

Mr. Dutydere, in the Philippines, because he had no jurisdiction in the jurisdiction because he was withdrawn from the court during his presidency. However, in the warranty, if the judges were members of the trial, they wrote that they looked at the emergency murders. Supporters canceled the arrest and delivery of prisons, Ferdinand R. Marcos said that they were cancellated as the political persecution of JR and said that the ICC guarantee that the guarantee corresponded to Interpol.

Mr. Cutlerte, who called Mr. Canmante’s return in Davao, was shown in many parts of the city. Some residents paste their photos in support of vehicles.

Ronald Camino said only the criminals were angry with Mr. Cancerte. “Those who do good deeds are being arrested.”

In the region of Manila, Ms. Espinosa, Mr. Cutlerte’s recession in a text message. Soon he and Mrs. Soriano knock the doors of the neighbors and gathered relatives of the victims of the other drug war. Six other women joined them and hundreds of others in the afternoons and burned candles to celebrate Mr. Cancerte’s arrest.

During this rally, Ms. Espinosa cried in nearby Gazon.

Mrs. Soriano said he shared a birthday with Mr. Canmerte, who will turn 80 on March 28. “I want to tell him:” I’m happy, this is a gift for me. But for you, it is a bad luck for you to celebrate your birthday in prison. “”

However, some Philippines struggled to process their feelings.

Rodrigo Baylon’s son Lenin was killed by a bullet killed in a shootout in Caloocan 3 days ago 10 days ago.

Mr. Dutyte, Mr. Baylon, celebrating his arrest, said they said that they said the terrible event. Mr. Cancerte’s police chief, now a senator, Ronald Dela Rosa, Lenin’s death was fired in the drug war.

“Is that what they call justice?” Mr. Baylon said. “And justice really comes from ICC?”

He asked Mr. Canterte, not the Philippine government, but the foreign court was responsible.

“Isn’t the government to help people like us?” Mr. Baylon said.

Marlis Simons Information provided by Paris.